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Brackish
Metal · 2000 · 2 tracks

Brackish

Kittie's 'Brackish' single delivers an essential dose of early 2000s nu metal, showcasing their signature blend of aggressive riffs, dynamic female vocals, and raw, defiant energy.

March 13, 2000 · Artemis Records

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This single is a visceral punch of early 2000s nu metal, a perfect storm of chugging guitars, thunderous drums, and the commanding vocal interplay of screams and melodic lines. It feels like a sonic declaration of independence, brimming with youthful angst and unapologetic aggression. Own it if you crave music that empowers, challenges, and provides a cathartic release for pent-up energy, ideal for headbanging or simply feeling utterly defiant.

Tracklist · 2 Tracks
02
Da Shit You Can't Fuc Wit
2:18
03
Charlotte (alternate mellow version)
3:45
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive transition from the relatively subdued, spoken-word-esque verse into the full-throttle, screamed chorus of 'Brackish', showcasing the band's dynamic range.
The heavy, syncopated breakdown section in the middle of 'Brackish', where the guitars and drums lock into a powerful, head-nodding groove.
The raw, unpolished energy of the guitar solo (if present, common in metal) or a particularly intense vocal run that embodies the band's youthful ferocity.

How does Brackish sound next to the rest of Kittie's catalogue?

Peak Energy+1.0σ

It runs a touch hotter than this artist's baseline.

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